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Why Ford’s Electric Push in China Might Get Grounded

Ford Motor Is Making a Big Electric-Car Push in China as Its Home Market Has Hit a Plateau, but It Faces Even Steeper Challenges in the World’s Largest Electric-Vehicle Market

On Thursday Ford Motor announced its China-focused electric-car strategy, including new vehicles. Ford’s Chief Executive Mark Fields said the “time is right” for his company to beef up in China. It is playing catch-up, though.

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Business, Economy, Technology
Keywords: 
Automobiles, Markets, Electric Vehicles
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